Examples of using Warfare agents in English and their translations into Arabic
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There are only a few reported actual attacks with small quantities of biological warfare agents. Of these, two were bioterror and five biocrime incidents, which resulted in multiple casualties.
Biological warfare agents and toxins should be shared according to the established practice of relevant international organizations, which will help States Parties better understand BW agents and provide technical information on pathogens for the investigation of the allegations.
A two-day seminar was conducted in New York on 15 and 17 February to obtain a better understanding of the infrastructure, equipment and materials that could be involved in small-scale production of chemical and biological warfare agents.
This includes, in particular, the Al Hakam factory, a dedicated biological warfare research, development, production and munition filling facility, and the foot and mouth disease vaccine plant that was used extensively by Iraq for the production of biological warfare agents.
With an extensive body of rules, regulations and other considerations that are designed for safe disposal of toxic substances, technical and legal problems were inevitable in the process of eliminating such massive amounts of chemical warfare agents.
Water from natural sources(wells, springs, etc.) can not be considered safe, because in the soil through which it passes can be anything from pesticides and nitrates to radioactive isotopes and chemical warfare agents.
(c) Effective coordination and liaison with all Syrian parties, and engagement with international actors resulting in the transfer of chemical warfare agents and precursor chemical agents outside of the Syrian Arab Republic.
The chemical weapon programme required access to foreign technology, equipment and raw materials because, in the early 1980s, Iraq did not have indigenous capabilities to manufacture chemical process equipment and precursors for the production of chemical warfare agents.
R-400 aerial bombs. Among 1,550 R-400 bombs produced by Iraq, more than 1,000 bombs were declared as destroyed unilaterally by Iraq, including 157 bombs stated as filled with biological warfare agents.
The framers of the Convention set States parties in possession of chemical weapons the ambitious task of destroying over 71,000 metric tons of chemical warfare agents and nearly 9 million munitions by the year 2012 at the latest.
The four types of munitions referred to in the following paragraphs were all declared by Iraq as having been developed for use with chemical and biological warfare agents and had been destroyed during the period of activity of the Special Commission.
After the defection of Hussein Kamel from Iraq in August 1995, Iraq further admitted that biological warfare agents had also been produced at two other civilian facilities, the foot-and-mouth disease vaccine plant at Al Dawrah and Al Fudaliyah.
s biological weapons programme was drastically intensified: the emphasis was shifted to production and later to weaponization of produced biological warfare agents.
Of those 45 warheads, according to Iraq, 25 had been filled with biological warfare agents and 20 with a mixture of alcohols(isopropanol and cyclohexanol).
s declarations that the unilaterally destroyed special warheads had never been filled with any chemical warfare agents.
It covered all chemicals, natural and manufactured, and the full range of exposure situations from the natural presence of chemicals in the environment to their extraction or synthesis, industrial production, transport, use and disposal(including, for example, some warfare agents).
Since that report, all known chemical warfare agents and all dual-use compounds acquired and used by Iraq for its past chemical weapons programme, including chlorine, were considered. Other toxic chemicals that could be obtained as poisonous industrial byproducts, for example dioxins, which are not covered under the terms of Council resolutions, were excluded from consideration.
The Special Commission has detected and identified a hitherto secret offensive biological weapons programme in Iraq comprising a large-scale production of biological warfare agents, the filling and deployment of missile warheads and aerial bombs with agents, as well as biological weapons research and development activities of considerable width and depth.
Tons of chemical warfare agents.
Quality of Iraqi chemical warfare agents.